houseGreenpoint
131 Milton Street
Douglas Elliman
Sunday By Appointment
$1,250,000
GMAP P*Shark

houseWindsor Terrace
38 East 2nd Street
Douglas Elliman
Sunday 1-3
$850,000 was $899,000
GMAP P*Shark

houseCrown Heights
1241 President Street
Corcoran
Sunday 12-1:30
$825,000
GMAP P*Shark

houseFlatbush
254 East 23rd Street
Fillmore
Saturday, Sunday 2-4
$465,000
GMAP P*Shark


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  1. DIBS / CrownHeightsLady,

    I hate to be the cloud on a sunny day but I don’t see how the homeowner loses (of course I’m ignoring other obvious potential economic and socioeconomic factors). The homeowner bailout has been financed by all taxpayers but the benefits will only be felt by few.

    Things in life that aren’t fair:

    #1 – Life

    #9761258 – Homeowner bailouts

    #8712456564565465 – Wall Street Bonuses

  2. “Sounds like a sweet deal to me!”

    me too….not so much for the average renter though. At least the homeowner’s cost of shelter is drastically reduced…and fixed. Which brings me to word problem of the day #2….

    How many renters have seen their rent reduced in half? Of those renters that have, how many signed a 40 year lease?

  3. Well, we cannot ask for houses under a million and expect them to be perfect gems. I guess.

    OK, that sounds ridiculous even to me. “Under a million,” like we’re talking about two room shacks. But that’s the reality here in The Big Town.

  4. the first problem with the Greenpoint house is that the owners amputated the bay window and put something ghastly there instead. the seecond is that they scuppered the porthole window in the roof. The house is trying to command a premium being in the historic district while at the same time being mangled. The house to the right, thats the 1.25 mill house.

  5. “Does the principal fall in half too?”

    -For arguments sake, lets assume no…..just payments…..mortgage is now a 40yr fixed at half the monthly cost. (Taxes and ins. included).

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